A 360 degree panoramic view of The Needles on the Isle of Wight

This is a view from the historic passenger steamer Balmoral as it passes the western tip of the Isle of Wight and the famous 'Needles'. The ship was making its first ever cruise from West Bay near Bridport on 1st June 2006, and following the famous Jurassic Coastline. Built in Southampton in 1949 and now fully restored, the Balmoral carries up to 750 passengers all around the UK.
The present lighthouse which can be seen at the extreme right hand side of the island, started work in 1859. It is 109 ft high and the light can be seen for up to 14 miles away.

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This is a view from the historic passenger steamer Balmoral as it passes the western tip of the Isle of Wight and the famous 'Needles'. The ship was making its first ever cruise from West Bay near Bridport on 1st June 2006, and following the famous Jurassic Coastline. Built in Southampton in 1949 and now fully restored, the Balmoral carries up to 750 passengers all around the UK. The present lighthouse which can be seen at the extreme right hand side of the island, started work in 1859. It is 109 ft high and the light can be seen for up to 14 miles away. Where was this picture taken? Click for a Google Map
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